You could bet on Tysons area the power CBD here, gap between brand new condo and older ones are not logical, eventually old ones will go up, but no cash flow here.

The power company comes in and sets you up with more power.

There are options, and partnerships are extremely powerful.

(The Bigger Pockets Podcast, and lots of books have been my teachers.)I’m a big believer in the power of networking so I’d love to attend local meet ups, events, and/or grab coffee with local investors to build relationships and expand my knowledge of the industry.I plan on house hacking a multi family to get started so if anyone has any helpful tips, or cautions for a first time investor using this approach that’d be helpful too.Thanks,

@Ronny Lee, typically it has to do with right of power. 

Nothing speaks louder than the power of the monthly income.

I am a believer that knowledge is powerful.

And of course, you would need to make sure the power was off and the coils protected from over spray.

Some developer-owners are building multifamily to the Passive House energy standard, paying tenant utilities, charging as if energy efficient, sending a tiny fraction to the power company, and banking the rest.

Some developer-owners are building multifamily to the Passive House energy standard, paying tenant utilities, charging as if energy efficient, sending a tiny fraction to the power company, and banking the rest.